Ayda is a kind, bright, and very determined girl. Like all children, she dreams of simple joys: walking with her friends, laughing, and feeling confident in every step.
But she faces a serious challenge: a diagnosis of Friedreich's ataxia. This is a hereditary neurological disorder that gradually impairs motor coordination, balance, and gait.
Despite her diagnosis, Ayda is not giving up. Thanks to regular and comprehensive rehabilitation, she has achieved significant results.
Today, she can already walk independently at home—with small, careful steps. Each step is difficult, but for Ayda, it is a huge victory and a source of joy.
There is no time to stop. With Friedreich's ataxia, it is vital to constantly maintain and develop motor skills to prevent relapse and maintain the results achieved.
At this stage, Ayda requires a rehabilitation course, including therapeutic exercise, Bobath therapy, massage, and bioenergetic massage. These activities help strengthen muscles, improve coordination, balance, and movement quality.
Rehabilitation is a chance for Ayda to continue moving forward, feel her body, and maintain independence.
Your help is an investment in her steps today and her confidence tomorrow. By supporting Ayda, you're helping her achieve her most cherished dream—to walk alongside her friends without stopping. She has a sister with the same disease, the girls need help.
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